faience造句
(1) Recent analyses of the vitreous component of faience found in Kerma.
(2) The Minoan faience artists achieved very high levels of technical ability.
(3) The so - called faience is porcelain other than celadon and white porcelain, including the blue and white.
(4) They used a method called "faience", which is normally used for earthenware .
(5) The symbolism of blue-green and faience for creation and rebirth is evident here.
(6) As the precursor of ancient glasses, faience and frit have different chemical compositions and structures from true ancient glasses.
(7) Combined with the published chemical compositions of faience and frit, the method and significance of scientific identification of faience and frit are discussed.
(8) Faience tiles, first made in the early dynasties, were used to decorate the walls of the subterranean chambers of the pyramids.
(9) Hood has suggested that the statue at Knossos may have looked like the snake goddess shown in faience in the Temple Repositories.
(10) The form of the Minoan town house is known from several ivory and faience plaques depicting house elevations.
(11) This is also one of the earliest examples of the technique of inlaying one colour of faience with another.
(12) This is one of the finest of the many faience shabti found there.
(13) The outstanding representatives were Lingnan style, Cantonese (Guang) Embroidery, faience (painted porcelain), sculpture, and canton music.
(14) The ceramic work of contemporary poetic enrolled in an excellent technical language of traditional inheritance like is the cobalt's blue on faience.
(15) The key point is that the center of the hook tray for caps and dresses (2) is provided with a rolling bearing (7) which can be used for fixing various faience or sculpture handicrafts.
(16) This is a fragment of one of the earliest known faience vessels.